Pidie Jaya, Aceh — RSA (Rumah Sustain Able), a social foundation focused on sustainability and community empowerment, has delivered the first phase of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) assistance in the form of three ready-to-use Starlink device packages to Manyang Cut Village, Pidie Jaya Regency, Aceh. This assistance is the result of a collaboration between RSA (Rumah Sustain Able) and PT SUFI (Sumber Fiber Indonesia) as a CSR partner providing digital infrastructure support.

The distribution of the assistance was carried out with the support of PT Pembangunan Aceh (PEMA). The aid was symbolically received by Mr. Almai, a representative of PT PEMA, who serves as the person in charge (PIC) at the project site.

During the activity, PT SUFI (Sumber Fiber Indonesia) was represented by Mr. Rifky and Mr. Alex, who were present on-site in Aceh to ensure that the distribution process and device readiness were conducted properly and efficiently. Meanwhile, RSA (Rumah Sustain Able) was represented by Ms. Haya, who actively participated in the implementation, coordination, and on-site facilitation of the social program.

Mr. Rifky stated that the connectivity assistance is expected to address the community’s urgent need for access to communication and information, particularly in areas that are still undergoing post-disaster recovery.

“Internet access plays a strategic role in supporting education, healthcare services, disaster response coordination, and community economic activities. Through the provision of these ready-to-use Starlink devices, we hope that the people of Manyang Cut Village can recover more quickly and reconnect with broader opportunities,” said Rifky.

As a company operating in the digital infrastructure sector, PT SUFI (Sumber Fiber Indonesia) reaffirmed its commitment to contributing to the equitable distribution of technology access through sustainable CSR programs that deliver direct and measurable impact to communities.

Meanwhile, Ms. Haya, representing RSA (Rumah Sustain Able), emphasized that the team’s direct presence in Aceh reflects the foundation’s moral responsibility to ensure that all assistance provided is appropriate, effective, and truly beneficial to the community.

“For RSA, this initiative is not merely about distributing equipment, but about rebuilding hope, strengthening community resilience, and promoting sustainable recovery through cross-sector collaboration,” she stated.

Through the synergy between RSA (Rumah Sustain Able), PT SUFI, and PT PEMA, this program is expected to serve as an initial step toward strengthening digital connectivity and supporting sustainable social and economic recovery in Aceh. Further phases of the program are planned based on on-the-ground needs.